cold air intake

[VT-NEK]

I have a 1995 911/993. Has anyone installed a cold air intake on this car before? I can't seem to locate a search for this car anywhere. K&N doesn't seem to make one....does anyone know differently? Thanks.

[Oh Haha]

Discussed here>Gruppe M

[rsscotty]

I think this is a piece from a 993 twin turbo air filter housing. It may be available from the dealer.

[Don Plumley]

IIRC, the factory cold air intake is designed to be used with a fixed tail.

[Stealth 993]

Keep it stock, & throw in a K&N type filter, or get the Motorsound airbox from the dealer for $100. There are no HP gains in the airbox.

[Bill Verburg]

Originally Posted by VT-NEK

I have a 1995 911/993. Has anyone installed a cold air intake on this car before? I can't seem to locate a search for this car anywhere. K&N doesn't seem to make one....does anyone know differently? Thanks.

At speed the engine cooling fan moves so much air through the engine compartment that an additional cold air mechanism isn't necessary.

[sumitha]

If the engine needs more cold air, intake funnels emerge from the rear pillars

[Flieger]

Originally Posted by Bill Verburg

At speed the engine cooling fan moves so much air through the engine compartment that an additional cold air mechanism isn't necessary.

What he said.

There are tails with ducts that go to the intercoolers, I believe, on the 993 GT2.

Cold air intakes are not really necessary and can compromise air filtration, allowing dirt into the engine.

[lidane]

How can protect the engine?